Establishing the Select Committee on Electoral Reform.

This resolution would create a temporary House committee to study how we elect members of Congress and suggest changes. The committee would look at ideas like ranked-choice voting, open and nonpartisan primaries, multi-member districts with proportional representation, and even whether to change the total number of House members. It would hold public hearings, gather expert testimony, and report its final recommendations to Congress and the President within one year of its first meeting .

The committee would have 14 House members and must meet for the first time within 30 days after all members are appointed .

• Who is affected: Voters and communities nationwide, since changes could reshape how House elections work .
• What could change: Voting methods (like ranked-choice), primary formats (open/nonpartisan), district design (multi-member with proportional representation), and the size of the House .
• When: The committee must deliver its final report within one year after its first meeting .